The black, 12-AWG Century Wire SJTW Triple Tap Extension Cord 25'is made of soft-drawn, bunch-stranded 100% copper conductors for flexibility. The heavy-duty cord is molded with large strain reliefs at both ends for durability. This 25' extension cord is manufactured with cold-weather insulating and jacketing compounds. The cord features a triple-tap connector at one end providing three standard 15A-125V outlets for convenient operation.

Triple Tap Connector    100% Copper Conductors    Insulated Against Cold Weather    25' Cable Length    12 AWG

100% Copper conductors

Cold-weather insulating and jacketing compounds

Supports up to 300 VAC

Up to 15A current draw

Suitable for use indoors and outdoors

Water-resistant thermoplastic jacket

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How flexible is this cable?

A: The Century Wire and Cable 12/3 AWG SJTW Pro Lock Extension Cord is as flexible as most typical heavy duty extension cords. The D144120100BL cable also features a special -5cold weather PVC jacket which ensures working flexibility in temperatures well below freezing, down to -58°F (-50°C).

Q: 2. what is the thickness of wire when laid flat?

A: The manufacturer has not provided any information regarding the thickness of the Century Wire & Cable 14 AWG Flat SPT-3 Extension Cord. According to the American Wire Gauge chart, the diameter of 14 AWG wire is 0.06" (1.6mm) without the insulation, so this is the physical size of the bare internal copper wire. You may be able to get details about the actual measurements of the extension cord directly from the manufacturer. You can contact Century Wire by email at contact@centurywire.com or by phone at 800-999-5566. The company is based in California.

Q: 3. Is this a 60 or 105-degree C rated cord?

A: This power cord is rated to function in temperature extremes of -40 degrees - 212 degrees Fahrenheit.

Q: 4. Is this rated for exterior use?

A: Yes, the Century Wire and Cable D14412050BL 12/3 AWG SJTW Pro Lock Extension Cord with CGM can be used outdoors. The cable is constructed with 12-gauge wire with three conductors and features CGM (Continuous Ground Monitoring), as well as a Pro Lock female connector with pull resistance of 80 pounds to ensure that will not pull apart accidentally. Additionally, the cable uses a -58°F (-50°C) special cold-weather PVC jacket that enables working flexibility in temperatures well below freezing.

Q: 5. Is it UL listed?

A: Mine says it is

Q: 6. Is this cord 12 gage?

A: The Milspec D16624015 is a 12 gauge extension cord.

Q: 7. will this cord be adequate to go from the wall to my apc surge arrest power strip for my computer system?,,,going to move it to the other side of the room

A: This extension cord is rated highly, and will work well to connect AC wall power to your surge power strip for your computer equipment.

Q: 8. Is this cable made from ' YUNG LI ' ?

A: No. It is made from Furman.

Q: 9. is this safe to use for my outdoor above ground swmming pool pump?

A: This product is not recommended for a very wet environment where the cable may be subject to submersion.

Q: 10. What is the max wattage?

A: A 25-foot power cord with a gauge of 12 should theoretically be capable of handling up to 1,980 Watts based on information found. The Century Wire and Cable SJTW Triple Tap Extension Cord (12 AWG, Black, 25') does not provide a "Max Wattage" specification, however.